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Identify half steps and whole steps in keyboard and staff notation.
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The marked keys are consecutive white keys. How far apart are they?
Look at the two notes on the staff. What is the distance from the lower note to the higher note?
What kind of step separates the two written notes?
Read the staff example from left to right. Is the pitch change a half step or a whole step?
The second note is a flat. How far is it above the first note?
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From the first written note to the second, how many half steps are traveled?
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Between which neighboring white keys is there no black key?
Which white-key pair naturally forms a half step?
Which pitch is a half step below F?
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Which statement correctly names both natural half-step locations on white keys?
On the white keys, the move from E to the next key above is what distance?
Which list names only neighboring white-key pairs that have a black key between them?
Using sharps to spell upward motion, what note is a whole step above D?
Using sharps to spell upward motion, which pitch is a half step above C?
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Complete the pitch motion: E up a half step becomes ___.
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